New Philippine Passport Applications
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DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS P R E S S R E L E A S E 2330 Roxas Blvd., Pasay City, Philippines Tel. No. 834-4000 |
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DFA PASSPORT APPOINTMENT SYSTEM BY INTERNET |
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11 January 2008 – The Department of Foreign Affairs announces the launch of the DFA Passport Appointment System By Internet.
Under this system, passport applicants can set an appointment with the DFA-Passport Office for the filing of their passport applications. The system commences operations on Monday, 14 January.
Who Can Avail of the DFA Passport Appointment System Initially the DFA Passport Appointment System will be open to the following passport applicants:
a. Those whose passports have already expired; b. Those whose passport will be expiring within the next one year; c. Senior citizens (More than 60 years old)
The DFA Passport Appointment System will be expanded to cover all passport applicants in due time
Procedure:
1. Qualified passport applicants may avail of the DFA Passport Appointment System by sending their request via internet, email address: appointment@dfa.gov ph
2. Passport applicants applying for appointment must provide the following information:
a. Full name of applicant (first name, middle name and surname); b. Date of birth; c. Place of birth; d. Latest Passport Number and Date of Issuance
3 Application for Appointment must be made one, week before the proposed date of appointment.
4. Applicant must wait for the confirmation of the proposed appointment and take note of the reference number that will be provided by DFA-Passport Office before proceeding to the DFA for the filing of the passport application.
5. Applicant must be at the DFA Passport Office (Special Area for those with appointments) at the confirmed designated date and time for the filing of the passport application. END
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I tried this for my mom. It’s ok, but just a little delayed, took the about a week to send out an email reply, whichis no good if you’re in a hurry, which we were. Otherwise it’s a solid idea.